History Buffs: The Death of Stalin 

Yes

Seems legit

Don't make me laugh bro *silently chuckles in the corners*

It's commonly presumed she didn't shoot herself in the head. Stalin had a soldier go to her room and do it for her.

@@pocket_historian1807 hungry. 4t nba. B

underrated comment!.

Damn Lmao

Holy fuck

Not original

It's said *Our* parents in communist Russia

Jason Isaac is a great actor with an incredibly broad range.

great acting although much of his portrayel is innacurate. particularly them saying he was the "head of the soviet army" right after stalins death this was not true as stalin had sent him to a far off post

I think that slight inaccuracy is worth it to get the character

@@ayelmao1224 well also his mannerisms aswell are uh very inaccurate. His family was utterly pissed when they saw how he was portrayed in the movie

@@bakist5540 Did anyone ever think of him as anything other than the head of the Red Army after the war?

Another party member had a similar encounter regarding his daughter and Beria.

_...Based Stalin???_

The fact Stalin even let him stay alive to receive the threat is telling enough. Usually he'd just kill you.

And, when the guards got to Stalin's house, they found Beria in the room that was literally as far away from Svetlana as humanly possible.

And with a very good reason. Beria was notorious also for carrying out torture in his own home, and then killing the victims or having them killed in his basement. Shortly after the collapse of the USSR, in the early '90s, remains of some seven women and two children were found in the basement of his house, all buried naked (no traces of clothing, or buttons, or zips whatsoever). Beria would often stalk the streets of Moscow in his office car, out to spot young women or children who he found attractive, or had his men do the same for him so he could save the time and effort of acquiring his next victims.

HighburyAFCSoul That would actually be quite good

Yarn Agnates fr

Party memeber: "wheres trotsky, its lenins funeral" Stalin:"I gave that fucker the wrong date"

I've read up on Soviet history, frankly, the political intrigue that went on from 1929-1940 is the most fascinating. Stalin forced his political opponents to willfully concede their power and publicly prostrate themselves before stalin at the seventeenth party Congress in 1932... and even so, he still had like 80% of the congresses delegates murdered. Then, he had his most loyal followers, (the ones who carried out the purge) executed as traitors and terrorists. Reading about what it was like in that era is straight up the most horrifying shit I've ever read.

@@wolfumz Very cool

If they had dared to put on the actual amount of medals they gave him, people would have laughed it off for being so "unrealistic".

​@Jack Lucas that happens alot Hacksaw ridge toned down how many people Doss saved because it seems "unrealistic" people need to learn truth is often stranger than fiction

​@@jacklucas5908 Imagine having so many military decorations that people would think it's unrealistic if you showed them all on film.

Zhukov wearing his parade uniform everywhere around the clock is much bigger inaccuracy and nobody seem to care about.

@@iamsinistar8971, that's how much of a badass Zhukov was.

Unfortunately for you, that isn’t true he was put on trial, found guilty and executed (idk if it’s in the video or not been a while since I’ve watched it

​@@KnifeWoundGirl Actually stories of berias execution basically all mention the fact he begged for his life just before his execution

@@zer-zd4gc interesting, thank you!

@@zer-zd4gcand wasn’t his trial in the movie basically barely exaggerated from his actual show-trial?

@@thejason755 In the movie his trial is a bunch of politicians and military men shouting (justified) abuse and accusations at him in a barn before taking him outside (barely clear of the door) and shooting him unceremoniously in the head.

Anyone who's seen sharpe can agree

Off t gulag fo thee love, int that bad? Bit like Butlins😂

He would talk back to Stalin? I wonder how he managed to fight in war, while carrying around big steel balls.

It's also a case of the accent is "working class" and matched mentally the cultural perspective. Stalin himself had a fairly intense accent, even while running the USSR.

@@scottvelez3154Zhukov was also known to be one of the few people Stalin truly feared. As in he feared even killing him

You not old your not even a person your a testicle

YOU’RE DEAD!

Lol

I love how he’s so quick to say it

"YOU'RE NOT OLD! YOU'RE NOT EVEN A PERSON! YOU'RE A TESTICLE!"

Ahahahaha.... _where did my rations go_

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@ThatOneAsianBroChick The USA is currently starving Yemen, nobody seems to care.

@ThatOneAsianBroChick I don't hate you, just your government and your foreign policy. Just like I don't hate the people of Palestine or Israel, in spite of the major clusterfuck that is that whole region. I have yet to meet an American who isn't excessively nice and obnoxiously loud. You're a special bunch, but you're alright. The US and UK governments have been aiding Saudi Arabia in a total embargo of Yemen, as well as targeted attacks against agricultural land, food industry and water treatment plants, that has lead to widespread famine and an outbreak of cholera. 60 000 children have died of starvation alone in the last few years. This war is being waged against civilians, and is in blatant violation of the Geneva Convention, human rights and common decency.

Ze Rubenator I mean, they been doing that since the 60’s and I don’t think anyone care at all.

Who? That fucking animal Blundetto?

He played a very convincing teenager

@@MASTEROFEVIL how do you do, fellow comrade?

I remember someone saying that they couldn't get around Nikita Kruschev "sounding like a shoe salesman from the Bronx." I don't know the history, but based on this video I'm guessing he absolutely sounded like a shoe salesman from Moscow.

Kinda funny-looking guy.

poor testicle man

How old are you? Your not even a person! Your a testicle. 😂 Like what?

@@Balon-Breakspear "you're made mostly of hair!"

“HOW OLD ARE YOU?!” “I’m...old” “YOU’RE NOT OLD!” “YOU’RE NOT EVEN A PERSON; YOU’RE A TESTICLE!” “YOU’RE MADE MOSTLY OF HAIR!” Best scene in all of cinema history

Stalins son enters the room Literally everyone: Oh no This movie is gold

SamCnut

movie name plz

BEAHAPPYLOVE MV literally in the title of this yt video

@@bubbeleld8751 damn I sorry for asking a question....

SamCnut “ you’re not even a person! You’re a testicle!”

I feel most of the people complaining about it are the opposite of her. Nobody was there so they are extra ashamed for some reason. My plumber is about her age from Soviet Ukraine and he thought the movie was brilliant, and he actually lost family members to Cannibal Island!

*”oh for fucks sake!”* 💀

the best part that you may have overlooked is those guys are the same guys he was talking to during his introduction scene. the guy who he said he would ride raw if he was stuck in a frock

That was a deleted scene but man I wish they kept it.

Steve Buscemi really made Khrushchev for me. Movie wouldn't be the same without him.

I mean with only three years of formal schooling what can you expect?

I find it refreshing in a history pic, given that they always use English accents for historical characters. Khrushchev didn’t speak with an English accent, and the film is a fictional account anyhow, so why should he not speak in a Brooklyn accent.

@@jjturner4424 if it were to be fully historical they would all speak Russian. But to be honest their specific English accents are the perfect counterparts to the real life accents of the characters involved, reflecting their background

@@nemrody7828 It be funny if Stalin spoke in a Southern Accent, ya know, 'cause Georgia

He died in a pool of indignity

Just like his victims, now that’s irony

Lol.

Superman just gave him the laser eye…

@@BenHopkins1000 Naw that’s too quick

Yeah. Beria would have given a lot of SS a run for their money.

i'm not sure if black Volga can be linked to Beria specifically. it was pretty much THE car driven by communist party officials in general. this urban legend - which i confirm was a thing, and not just in former Soviet states (if you mean USSR republics), also in satellite states, such as Poland - seems to have been invented at some point in the 1960s, somewhat later than Beria's terror.

They didn't need to show it in order for us to put it together and that's what movies need to go back to doing when it comes to SA. Someone I know interviewed a girl who survived one of his attacks....they ended up not using most of it because of what she described. But he would bring up fake charges on people just so he could abuse them. Having his men troll the streets for his "types" in a blacked out Volga. Men having to watch him do horrid things to their female family members to get them to confess to false charges. Women rounded up from gulag and spat back put like scraps....he'd go as far as to promise them freedom if they survived what he did to them just to send them back or to a worse gulag. Safe to say the gunshot was too merciful.

Honestly, as someone who knew nothing about this period, I legitimately thought they were trying to portray Beria as a "redeemed antagonist" due to his attempts to reform/release prisoners and his consoling of Svetlana. Now knowing what he actually did IRL, it's safe to say they went a little too easy on him in the movie. I suppose you could argue that his infamy preceded him and should've informed my opinion from the get-go, as it would with a portrayal of Hitler or Himmler, but his name isn't especially well known beyond those who are specifically interested in Soviet history, whereas nearly everyone west of Asia knows about Hitler.

From what I know from my dad and graddad black Volga brand cars were used by the secret police, so if you saw one parked in your neighborhood it ment someone was getting disappeared.

Wait-Johnny Cash!? Small world, I suppose!

@@ob2kenobi388yep Johnny Cash I had to look it up.

No Shit Cool.

And then everybody clapped and cheered

@@RendallRen And that Stalin's name? Albert Einstein

@Alexander Leonard da tovarish!

@Alexander Leonard nice

@Alexander Leonard oh huh why?

"How can you plot and running at the same "

The race begins!

Mike FromOz so surprised the Russians hated him in it he's such a badass

Really? He was my favourive part of the film.

"Alright whats a war hero got to do to get some lube around here" 😂😂😂😂 Hes the perfect zhukov

"I may be smiling but I am VERY fuckin' angry"

I admit he was great, perfect entrance by the way ^^

He manipulated Stalin? Dude either had balls as big as Russia itself or Stalin was losing his marbles.

Thank you. I'll take this as a recommendation, it's on my list.

@@scottvelez3154 Both, it's quite clear in the book. She hated Beria not only for being a disgusting human being but also for how he manipulated her aging and weakened father for personal gains. Stalin wasn't the man that he used to be in the years before his death

That reminds me of the urban legend from my country "The black ambulance" witch apparently steals children to take they'r organs. It used to terrify me as a child. I still find it creepy..

@@EvaLorna I can understand that, any child would be terrified and few of them would be able to really let it go. Many of them, especially men, would claim to have done it but deep inside, in their dreams? Would you mind sharing which country it is? I'm very interested in urban legends, history and politics and this is a scenario where they all may come together so I would like to learn more.

fun fact: Stalin had ordered his guards not to enter without permission & then he tested their obedience by faking a medical emergency, when the guards entered to check on him, he had them shot.

They were told to never enter his room under fear of being sent to the gulag. He would randomly scream and if they went in there he’d execute them or send them to the gula.

@@Vanishingink4 I know - that's why it's ironic and funny. They know what's going on but because of his own bullshit - they can't help.

Classic line in a very funny film :)

"You... you invited the bishops? Who else are we friends with now, did you invite any old Nazis?"

Ordinary Productions “why in gods ass did you invite the bishops Nikita?” -says a man who once quested for the holy grail.

Sam Johnson “You’re not even a person. You’re a testicle”

Nevermind the fact he looks like he's 20

being honest that guy looked like he was in middle school haha

"You're made almost entirely of hair"

@@bigpenny3509 *mostly

Even though this movie appears to be outlandish, it is probably closer to the truth than most so called historical movies. What a circus it must have been !

Ironic, given that he was the biggest coward of all.

@@theguythatcould no Stalin wasnt coward, he used to rob banks in imperial Russia

AjitaDas399 what an honorable man he was

@@nothingtoseeheremovealong598 he wasnt good man, but he definetely had balls of steel

@@theguythatcould When the Germans were approaching Moscow, Stalin refused to flee the city.

Well he did fuck Germany. Pretty sure he could take a flesh lump in a fucking waistcoat as well.

@@danzetterstrom7917 ha. he could do that blindfolded and hogtied. Zhukov was brilliant on the field. he fought in the northern tier first and then later went south for the southern army. His armies killed more Nazis than anyone else's.

funny thing is Zhukov became a master in using Stalin's mode, usually by observing Stalin smoking habits at the moment

You are correct, Zhukov is incredibly popular in little old Mongolia, Zhukov oversaw the Battle of Khalkhin Gol, A battle where the Japanese attacked Mongolia.

@@peterf.229 I'd say Zhukov is arguably overrated and there is some discussion as to whether Operation Bagration was a success because Zhukov had minimal involvement in the planning phase. But I don't disagree that he is a badass at heart

Unlike Stalin( and others) God still is so merciful. I herd of something ,That stalin shook his fist up to God right before he died. Not sure if this was a fact.

​​@@Cyberfender1 no one knows what Stalin did before he died. Stalin was an atheist and so didn't believe God existed, so it's very unlikely that he'd be angry at God

That quote is just generally wrong and stupid.

Why is it wrong and stupid?

Chatnawat Narakol A single person dies, you get upset. A single death affects a family. And its still a statistic. Millions of deaths are a bigger tragedy, yet still affect people and is a statistic. The idea that one death is different to millions in any way other than number of deaths is stupid. Keep in mind this quote is from a mass murdering psychopath.

Shadow Of Light no

@@SpinningTurtle66 The death of Julius Ceasar was such a tragedy it shaped the direction of the entire rest of the western world. How many people can you remember died in Ceasars conquest of Gaul off the top of your head?

What happend to him after that?

What happened to him after that event?

@@omarfannoun417 probably went on a "life-long research expedition" outside of the USSR.

What was his field of study?

@@jordanjoestar-turniptruck A field not in Russia.

Now that's how you throw shade, lol.

Yeah, it's a no-nonsense straight talking accent (in the UK, at least)

@@zetetick395 that's the accent used by Finchy in "The Office", right? (i'm not a native speaker, though i lived in the UK for a few years)

@@vibovitold Yeah man that's pretty much it. 😸_👍

Nah, best quote was "That fucker thinks he can take on the red army? I fucked Germany, I think I can take a flesh lump in a fookin' waistcoat."

"HERE'S YOUR FUCKING HARMONY!"

K California *”SIT DOWN! DO NOT DEFY ME! SIT YOUR ASS DOWN!”*

"What does a war hero have to do to get some lubrication around here?"

@@turmuthoer Basically, every second of Jason Isaacs' Zhukov on screen is comedy gold.

My stomach hurt so much during that scene from laughing

Studied Soviet economic history at Uni. Yes, this scene in particular absolutely cracked me up. Very funny film. And, knowing the history, very dark humour.

That was my interpretation as well

I just skipped over his biography on wikipedia... there'd be tons of material. He participated in pretty much all soviet conflicts between 1914 and past WW2.

The portrayal of Zhukov was freakin amazing. He was the perfect straight man to all the insane politicking, but also the most over-the-top action-hero trope, which fits perfectly with his image among the Russian people. The bit where you don't see Zhukov, but just see Vassily's face when he recognizes him and has just enough time and presence to shout 'Medic!' before getting laid out by one punch - comedy gold

@@SlyBlu7 Isaacs' performance is superb. Steals every scene he is in.

Vasili: exists Zhukov: Hi kids, do you like violence Honestly, I be the same around a guy like Visili

Agreed. That entrance is freaking gold. Like, Irons probably improvised the jacket flip and the director thought "yeah, that's the most pimp thing I've ever seen. Let's do it in slow motion

But let's be honest we have to remember that the 'historical accounts' are accounts by people that survived de-Stalinization process the 'good guy' in the movie old boy Niki did, am not saying Stalin was not horrible just that Khrushchev was just as bad.

@@FilipCordas Khrushchev was not anywhere near as smart and ruthless as Stalin, compared to Stalin he was a nice guy, Stalin for all his faults was genius, Khrushchev was not, but yeah he was also not where near as bad as Stalin was

@@FilipCordas Nikita was no saint, but relative to the level of terror that the Party imparted under Stalin and in the '20's, pressure was greatly reduced. We have incompetence, death, war, and danger throughout the rest of the USSR's history - but there aren't waves of terror where millions of people died in a given year on account of internal purges and cleansing. The GULAG remains open, but it never regains the maw of slave labor it trapped (is that the right word?). With Stalin no longer claiming the worker were more effective than they would have been had they been free and Beria dead, the system starts to look more "normal." Could "A Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich" have been published in *Но́вый Ми́р* of all places under Stalin? Hell no. Now did they crack down after the reforms went too far? Sure and sure Stalin's dead body made a great straw man onto which Niki tried to paint all the crimes of the past, but that doesn't mean that Stalin wasn't responsible for a great deal of them.

Karma bit him in the ass.

@@TemplarOnHigh Yee I don't like this western communist rewriting of history. O it was only Stalin and Beria that where the problem if only Trocki took power none of the terrible stuff would have happened. Everyone in that system is to blame for all that not just one man and that includes Niki. What was happening during the purges is that all the party members saw an opportunity to get rid of people they didn't like or had a political rivalry. And afterwards Nikita made up stories how it was all just Stalins doing and the western media ,Hollywood and academia started pushing that because a lot of them where financed by the SSSR. Same thing you see with China today with Vinny Xi Pooh and Froggy Zemin.

Tell a Russian that and get a pile of poorly-translated SUKA BLYAT in reply. Or a fist, if you're in person. Putin has made that country more thuggish, poor and stupid than it was at the falling of the Iron Curtain. As you say, some things never change; Russia is too big and too poor to ever be truly democratic.

@@gastonbell108 They love suffering, and they love a strong man.

@@gastonbell108 democracy just means more tyrants with less accountability

In Poland we have something along the lines of: "How incredibly much must things change for everything to stay the same"

@@kapitan19969838 in Brazil we have a similar quote too: "Brazil is the country of the future and always will be..."

How old are you? I'm twenty.... nine.

I liked the scene, where he spit on himself

For some fundamentalist Christians, a testicle is the place where billions of souls await placement.

I got a kick out of that as well.

Lol ikr ? In my country (Slovenia) ,in our southern dialect there is a word(insult) "kojon/kujon" which derives from the italian word "coglione" which literally means testicle. It denotes someone being a moron ,being pathetic,being a coward... Maybe russians use a similar insult for pathetic/scared men and they translated it directly? I love it though because it is hilarious.

Which one?

@@VoiceOfTheEmperor “That fucker thinks he can take on the Red Army. I fucked Germany I think I can take a flesh lump in a waistcoat.” 😂

And for a couple of years after

Do you have a source for this I could read? It kinda just sounds like propaganda but I could be wrong

I saw the painting in 2005 when I was doing a study abroad in Russia, but it was the museum guide who told me the story, so I must admit I don't know that there's any evidence to support it. But it seemed like something that would happen in Stalinist Russia

That’s the most in-character thing I’ve ever heard about Stalin. Like a darker version of that “Friendship ended with MUDASIR; now SALMAN is my best friend” meme

@@llamaryder1 there were indeed painting of him with his collaborators, compared with later versions where they were removed one by one along the years, but didn't knew a painting was delayed

Can I please know what's it called?

Soviet anthem rolls in

Hippity Hoppity ABOLISH PRIVATE PROPERTY

STAY AWAY FROM MY TOOTHBRUSH!

Peoples property*

Hippity Hoppity Ukraine is our property -Russia 2010s

It is so good! It’s not 100% accurate but Iannuci is such a talent (he created/wrote Veep too) that you’ll laugh out loud while watching it.

Yeah, we watched *The Death of Stalin* (2018) in a black-comedy double bill with *Jojo Rabbit* (2019) - A great, memorable movie night! Funny, moving, and gave us lots to talk about. 😸_👍

She was probably dissapointed in him

I mean If i was her i would be more proud but his actions Maybi not

True story: he rarely saw her after taking power-he was probably afraid of her. During her final months, knowing her health was failing, he built himself up to visit her. At one point he asked her “Why did you beat me so much?” She told him “That’s why you turned out so well,” and at the end she asked him “Just what are you now?” He told her “Well I’m sort of like the tsar.” She grumbled “You’d have been better off as a priest.”

Maybe he should have tried to sign up at an art school 🌚

Same could be said about Hitler and him being a painter lol

landscape detective thats awesome! Hope it was worth it, i myself love the movie.

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@Billy The Banini r/ihavereddit

@Billy The Banini r/itmostdefinitelyisarealsubreddithereisthelink www.reddit.com/r/ihavereddit/

Billy The Banini how is that a r/quityourbullshit? He was an extra in a movie that has a TON of extras and it’s not like this is the only movie with extras to exist.

Oh yeah yeah

*”HERE WE GO AGAIN.”*

"Jesus Christ. Did Coco Chanel take a shit on your head?"

Yeetus Maximus talks about Boners when he just sayed Flesh-lump.

the cape flip as he enters the film is fucking epic

The director of this movie did a series called in the thick of it, which follows a British governmental department and the prime ministers enforcer, the legendary Malcolm Tucker. It’s basically R-rated Office.

yeah me too

It sounds like some Russian anthem. It is uncensored on Nebula

Propably Copyright issues

one of my favourite moments in the film!

@Floyd1504 its not suopposed to be

@Floyd1504 pretentious loser

"Like a testicle with teeth" - Wade Wilson

It's like the King Midas myth. "Aw shit! I really need those doctors now, can I un-kill them?"

"you guys are busy, I'll come back"

Yeah.... we all know who these people are. You can see them coming from a mile away.... It's the same playbook over and over again. But still, they rise to power... could happen even in the USA.... so I've realized from watching recent events.

@@pheresy1367 ehh idk it could for sure but most of the time even with trump americans still vehemently disavow any military actions that try to control the people hell a bunch of lunatics just stormed the Capitol over some dumb shit imagine how nuts they would go over someone trying to take their guns away and aslong as americans have guns I dont see anyone rising to having the powers of a dictator they would have to win the hearts of the people and with almost always near half the population disliking the current president whether they're Democrat or Republican it would have to be through a civil war which I dont see anytime in the near future

"do you hear that screaming? Think we should check up?" "Unless you want to be zapped with force lightning shut the fug up"

@Dmitry Terek even a thief ain't dumb enough to steal right next to a police officer

@Dmitry Terek to be fair, there's a bit of a difference between "my daughter is willingly being a slut" and "some creep cornered her and raped her" It's slightly odd to me that you didn't see the difference already?

@@theplaybunnyarcade3375 Both of which he answered to. Are you sure you ain't low-key virtue signaling?

Stalin was afraid of nearly everybody. He was paranoid everyone was out to get him so he killed everyone for no reason.

My favourite Stalin quote was to Hitler “you have Himmler, we have Beria”

"Carried... u..." Everyone slowly raises their hands "Nan... im... ous... ly..."

Ring the bell the dogs will salivate

Well, peer pressure plus living for decades in a totally paranoid society where saying the wrong thing could get you killed...

It was also quite common, once a majority seemed to have formed, the rest voted along with them. Even Erich Honecker (Dicator of the GDR) voted for his own dismissal.

Also pretty accurate for how Stalinism worked, where when you were the dissent you voted with the majority after it was clear which was which so there was no “factionalism”

Ah yes, the Tin man

Putin is awesome

@@notcardlinsytaccount1355?

*gottem*

Not sure if this is a joke comment but just in case. Cover up operations can still leave behind evidence and as a general rule you should scale your belief in something to the facts. This means that a lot of history wont be neat and have easy answers but that's life.

executing your own junior officers just makes things harder to cover up because now you cover up them as well, and without the help you were getting before because you just killed them.

Not one word any of you have said is true

@@julymagnus493 yeah but when known propagandists and murders say they didn’t Murder a group of people that don’t exist anymore. I’m skeptical. And the fact you aren’t tells me you weren’t suited to survival.

Lol

Russian man: *gets released from concentration camp Russian man: *gets sent back to Gulag

@@Dragonblaster1 "Honey! I'm back from vacation!"

It builds strong character

@@beyondprogressive370 "honey I'm going on a business trip!"

Perhaps the most fraudulent and historically illiterate piece of propaganda ever known to man.

@@thebalticmarxist-leninist1333 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA

Soviet Russia is complicated.

Yautah no it’s not, here’s one word to describe it: bad

@Buttrape Bill Yup, he wasn't.

Exactly. I also hate this mindset that history should only ever be portrayed as a bunch of super serious guys with constipated facial expressions and everything was grey and brown. Sure, history has it's fair share of tragedy, but there are also so many weird and awesome things that's been unfairly ignored, like "Mad Jack" Churchill, who brought a broadsword to WW2 battlefields, or Cecilia Vasa, who was a princess and leader of a big pirate fleet. Why can't people like them get their own movies?

I'll probably watch a comedy with my grand kids of the 2016 American election some day.

History is full of comedy, both tragic and weird.

A comedy about the first crusades would be amazing. Shit reads like a Monty Python movie

Anybody interested in comedic historical stories, ought to check out drunk history, pretty hilarious show that comes on comedy central.

Uhm... SPOILER ALERT?!🤦‍♂😂🤣😂

True.

Stalin probably wanted to die like a hero Justice had him die lying in his own piss, without help due to how he alienated and subjugated all around him Thats hilarious.

I Don't feel even close to bad laughing about Stalins death. I am from eastern Europe.

Communism IS depressing. But Stalins death was a flicker of joy in the long tragic story of communism.

@@Helmutlozzi Cringe

You can't just kill all your enemies and allies and close friends and random people

"You can't just use poor grammar." "That's where your wrong, kiddo."

“we can’t just use you’re, the correct tense” “That’s where you’re wrong kiddo”

@Spencer Proctor His grammar isn't much better.........

*you’re

Bought it. Watched it. LOVED IT!

All star cast hands down

Same, I especially loved Zhukov and Nikita

Or Valkyrie! People keep complaining Tom Cruise and co. should have spoken in a German accent

Yeah, I started watching this video without having seen the movie, stopped watching in the middle because I decided that I HAD to see see it first. And then Michael Palin shows up. Needless to say, I had a blast. Buscemi, Isaacs and Palin were amazing! The rest of the cast too, of course, but I loved those three. Especially Isaac's "Fuck you, I'm an untouchable war hero, I can just punch Stalin's son and get away with it!" attitude. :D

the moment I heard that line in the video I paused and came to scoll down the comments.

I watched it on a plane coming back from England. Lady sitting next to me wondered what the hell I was laughing so hard at.

Stalin's son in the movie is hilarious in general

Leave his brain alone! How old are you? Doctor: I'm old You're not old! You're not even a person! You're a testicle! [cut] You're made mostly of hair!

piggypoo I was at the exact same moment when I saw the comment

same, civil war here we come

Yeah, we watched *The Death of Stalin* (2018) in a black-comedy double bill with *Jojo Rabbit* (2019) - A great, memorable movie night! Funny, moving, and gave us lots to talk about. 😸_👍

"YOU'RE NOT OLD!!!"

"You're not even a human" "You're a testicle"

After Zhukov, Vassily was easily my favourite character. His lines were hilarious. "My father will have you saddled and ridden to Siberia you rude fucking pies!" "Play better you clattering fannies!" Pure gold.

"WHAT PLANE CRASH?!? Soviet planes don't crash!"

"Hairy monsters in coats have scooped out my father's brain and sent it to _America!"_

It's worth remembering that when people say "Russians find this offensive" what they really mean is "the Russian *government* finds this offensive."

Are you out of your mind!? How is the death of a brutal dictator anything close to 9/11!? Aside from Stalinist, both Russians and Rossiyans love the movie

@@what8562 Yeah, comparing those two things are as bananas, as saying "Team America" was about 9/11.

Film Actors Guild.

One of the funniest film's I've seen, also one of the most frightening knowing how close to the truth it is.

You ever watched jojo rabbit? It reminds me of that movie

Unfortunately, it's one of the least accurate "historical" movies I've seen in quite some time - and it's painful to see/hear how many people now feel "informed" about this period when it's so far from the truth. It's decent satire, but poor history.

Would’ve been better with realistic accents, don’t know why Russians are speaking with British accents

100% agree. historically not bad funny as hell.

Try to find a historical accuracy, other than the names of the characters.

​@@andrewwigglesworth3030 did you watch the video? Most if it is absolutely true, just a bit condensed

@@sskspartan Pull the other one, it's got bells on. This is just the normal anti-communist propaganda crap from those who wish to defence capitalist imperialism and it's depredations. So, no.

@@sskspartan Did you watch the video? Riddled with inaccuracies. Huge and important inaccuracies, such as doubling the upper estimate of Holodomor victims. To disinform on such an immense historical tragedy as the Holodomor is shameful.

Gotta get a review for Downfall, what a great movie

Hitler reacts to: The Death of Stalin

Stalin and Hitler never met IRL. In my headcanon, they're forced to coexist as each others' sole companions for eternity.

@@gastonbell108 Doesnt mean they didnt think about each other daily.

Das war ein beffehl !

The Dark Soul that's *nuts*

Stalins son: YOURE MOSTLY MADE OF HAIR!

The Dark Soul what time stamp is that

i lost it when I watched that part

Stalin son: yeah but they have the machine filled with American lies.

Yeah, we watched *The Death of Stalin* (2018) in a black-comedy double bill with *Jojo Rabbit* (2019) - A great, memorable movie night! Funny, moving, and gave us lots to talk about. 😸_👍

The NKVD wants to know your location

NKVD was in the Time of Stalin comrade. But still tho we gonna have to "ask him some questions"

FSB: ... MSS: ... Kim Jung IL: I'm so ronery!

Who’s the robot?

@@ghazghkullthraka9714 Optimus Prime from the Transformers movie. Its my favorite line to quote whenever a really dispeciable character has the gull to cry for mercy when they denied so many it.

I very much appreciate the use of that classic G1 Optimus Prime quote, it's all too fitting for Berias death scene. And as you can see, I'm a huge Transformers fan and I have watched the 1986 Transformers movie many times.

“NO YOU DON’T MEGATRON!”

"victory cannot be achieved without sacrifice mason" - reznov.

Because they knew what awaited them when they came back after retreating

I believe the actual quote is: "it takes a very brave man not to be a hero of the Red Army."

@@WurrzagsMorkyMischeif In some cases, the 'reward' came very quickly after retreating 10 meters.

stalin is a facker.... was